INABA Churu for Cats, Functional, Creamy Lickable Purée Cat Treat for Hairball Control with Taurine & Vitamin E, 0.5 Ounces Each, 4 Tubes (Pack of 6) | Indoor care, Digestive support, Immune support, 88% moisture, 6 calories, Grain-free, 24 x 0.5 oz tubes

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I’ve been buying these treats regularly for about 3 years now. I have a very fluffy, long-haired cat, and I use a full routine for hairball control — brushing, pumpkin, Laxatone, and treats like these.From my experience, these Churu hairball treats really help. My cat sheds less, her coat looks healthy, and digestion is very regular.I’ve also seen what happens when cats don’t get proper hairball support. One of my cats used to cough a lot, and we thought it was asthma. After starting hairball remedies (including treats like this), along with proper care, the issue went away. It turned out he had a lot of hair buildup over time.That’s why I take prevention seriously now. I use both skin & coat and hairball control products, and I see a clear difference.My fluffy cat actually sheds less than my short-haired ones now, and overall health looks better.In my opinion, this is a useful and effective treat if you want to support your cat’s digestion and reduce hairballs.

My cats go mental for these! I bought these not knowing if they would help or not but I was willing to try anything. I have two maine coons so you could only guess how much hair is everywhere and that hair balls are common in my house even though they get brushed everyday. I haven't seen a hair ball in almost 3 weeks since my girls started on these treats. Definitely get these for your long haired babies!

Cats love these and I was happy to find a case instead of packs of four.

My cat LOVES these. He is quite prone to hairballs and we have found these do make a difference. I will be buying again and definitely recommend if you are looking to help with cats hairballs while also giving a treat

I have 2 cats with constant hairball issues and use pumpkin, high fiber diets, whatever I can find. Took my fussiest fat cat to a new vet and to keep her calm, vet kept putting little "drips" of this on a tongue depressor. I had just seen Churu as yet another option for hairballs, but did not buy it because it is expensive and though most reviews were positive, too expensive as a personal test because the only option was for 24 tubes and it costs almost $1 for each tube -ugh. That said, as fate would have it, the vet brought it out - HUGE success for calming my fussy loud growler! I asked the vet about hairballs and she said I should give it a try. It is high calorie though, and with a fat cat.... anyway, we will see how it goes for hairball problems. I fed her most of 1st tube today as I groomed her. She HATES to be brushed (my other 2 beg for it - go figure!), but sort of mimicking the vet's trick, I smeared this chicken Churu (to the point of hardly seeing it) all around a plate and she purred and licked that plate clean whilst I was able to thoroughly brush her! So even if the Churu doesn't help 100%, maybe being able to brush her dense coat will. I gave the other cats the remaining minor portion out of the tube and they lapped it up as well! I have enough for a lifetime, but hopefully it is a winner for hairballs!